Levels are not always inhospitable and dangerous, nor are they always inhabited and well-documented the format is rich with potential for environmental storytelling, so as always, feel free to get creative! Many of the most beloved levels aim to evoke a particular emotion or touch on certain themes, and as the author, you're free to bend the laws of reality as you please in order to craft a thought-provoking piece of the Backrooms universe.
Out of the universe, normal levels are the bread and butter of the Backrooms-the varying environments that make up its ever-changing landscape. If you have eyewitness documentation of any of these levels, please contribute your findings to the database! Levels denoted with have not yet been sufficiently catalogued. An important tip to remember is that levels are occasionally prone to instability keeping this in mind, documentation of any level is subject to change without warning. The laws of physics and nature as we know them cannot be relied on in the depths of the Backrooms nevertheless, some of the more hospitable and stable levels are home to thriving communities, and some inhabitants have managed to survive in even the most dangerous levels.Įntrances and exits to each level are catalogued to the best of our ability, as making a hasty retreat is often necessary. I've got the orbit right and the distance between the star and the planet, but it's just water and white patches.
Typical levels-for whatever value of "typical" can be expected from the Backrooms-tend to be infinite in size (though "bounded" levels are not unheard of), and often provoke a feeling of uncanny familiarity to those happening upon them. One of the things i've been trying to do first is to create a habitable planet. Normal levels form the framework of the Backrooms, and vary greatly in size, danger, and inhabitability.
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